Student Spotlight, May 2025: Reese Goff
This month, we are thrilled to spotlight Reese Goff, who has secured a job as a Kennel Technician through her capstone project.
Prom 2025: Lanterns in the Sky at The Pensacola State College Charter Academy
The Pensacola State College Charter Academy celebrated a monumental milestone with its first-ever prom, “Prom 2025: Lanterns in the Sky.” The event, held at the Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio, was a resounding success thanks to the dedication and hard work of the Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) prom committee.
PSC Charter Academy Speech and Debate Team Dominates Season, Eyes Future Victories
The Pensacola State College (PSC) Charter Academy Speech and Debate team made waves in the competitive speaking world for the 2024-2025 season. With unwavering determination, months of dedicated practice, and a passion for public speaking, these students have shown they are a force to be reckoned with—and their journey is just beginning.
Celebrating Excellence: PSC Charter Students Recognized at PSC’s 2025 Student Excellence Awards
In a remarkable display of academic prowess and dedication, Pensacola State College Charter Academy students have emerged as recipients of the prestigious 2025 Student Excellence Awards at Pensacola State College. This annual event celebrates and honors the outstanding achievements of over 100 students each year, recognizing their exceptional service and scholastic accomplishments.
Seniors at the Pensacola State College Charter Academy Celebrate University Acceptances and Scholarships
The academic year has drawn to a close, and high school seniors at Pensacola State College Charter Academy are celebrating a wide range of accomplishments—from university acceptances and scholarship awards to the exciting launch of their careers.
From Passion to Profession: Senior Symposium Highlights Student Research and Career Explorations through Capstone
At the Senior Symposium, Pensacola State College’s Charter Academy Class of 2025 presented their Capstone projects to a standing-room-only audience. Each project highlighted research on a career path that personally interested the student, supported by 20 hours of mentorship with a professional in the field.